Not still apocalyptic enough…

Published January 30, 2011 5:00am ET



At the moment of filing this post, news is already in, that Egyptian Air force jets are already roaring over the skies of Cairo, and Alexandria, and it’s the dawn of sixth tumultuous day in Middle East, of what is perceived as an “Arab Revolt,” the second time in history, where a domino effect is taking place, in a series, of bloody revolt, after the fall of Eastern European puppet communist states during ’89-90. Thousands of words in newsprints have already been used, the hackneyed journalistic terms overused and again, and overdose of punditry being the order of the day.

So is it that bad? Are we really living up to an Arab revolt, one of those defining moments in history, which can shape the future of generations to come? Well, hate to shatter the egos of the Pundits, but not quite frankly…

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